
MICHELIN Keys 2026
Montenegro is strengthening its position on the global luxury tourism map year after year, and this one has been no exception.
With a growing number of internationally recognised hotels, Montenegro is building its reputation as a high-end hospitality destination, recently confirmed by the 2026 MICHELIN Key hotel selection.
MICHELIN Keys recognise hotels that stand out for their architecture, design, service, personality, value and overall guest experience.
In the 2026 selection, nine Montenegrin hotels feature in the MICHELIN Guide, and five of them hold MICHELIN Keys.
One&Only Portonovi retains its Two MICHELIN Keys, while the other four hold One Key each.
This recognition represents an important opportunity for Montenegro, particularly as the country continues to develop its luxury tourism and MICE market.
One&Only Portonovi is currently the highest-ranked MICHELIN Key hotel in Montenegro.
Located in Boka Bay, the luxury resort combines sophisticated accommodation, wellness, gastronomy, exceptional service and a spectacular natural setting.
With 123 rooms, suites and villas and the Chenot Espace spa, it is a destination in itself.
The resort holds Two MICHELIN Keys, placing it among hotels offering an exceptional stay.
One&Only Portonovi is ideal for buyouts and high-end events, and for clients looking for both privacy and energy.

The Chedi Luštica Bay, a member of The Leading Hotels of the World, is also part of Montenegro’s 2026 MICHELIN Key selection.
The hotel is part of the Luštica Bay marina and combines contemporary architecture, luxury accommodation and a coastal setting.
Its location and facilities make it relevant not only to leisure travellers but also to Montenegro’s growing premium and MICE tourism market.

Casa del Mare – Mediterraneo, located on the shore of Boka Bay in Kamenari, is another hotel recognised in the 2026 MICHELIN Key selection.
This boutique hotel combines an intimate atmosphere with a Mediterranean character woven into its identity, from its architecture to its design.
The hotel offers a versatile selection of outlets, suited to everything from elegant celebrations and special events to relaxed dining and leisure experiences.

Set in Porto Montenegro marina in Tivat, Regent Porto Montenegro, now The Quince by Rare Finds, holds One MICHELIN Key in the 2026 selection.
Its marina location, a short drive from Tivat Airport, make sit a natural choice for corporate groups and incentive programmes on the Boka Bay coast.

Located near Sveti Stefan, Villa Geba offers a more intimate interpretation of luxury hospitality in Montenegro.
Villa Geba is a boutique property that combines privacy, distinctive design and, most importantly, Mediterranean surroundings. This makes it particularly attractive to clients looking for a personalised experience rather than a traditional large-scale hotel.
Its MICHELIN Key recognition further strengthens Sveti Stefan’s position as one of Montenegro’s most exclusive locations.

Unlike a MICHELIN Star, which recognises restaurants, a MICHELIN Key is a distinction for hotels and evaluates the overall quality of the guest experience.
MICHELIN inspectors assess hotels on several criteria, including:
· quality of architecture and interior design
· quality and consistency of service
· value for the experience provided
· the hotel’s contribution to and connection with its location
There are three levels of MICHELIN Key recognition:
· One MICHELIN Key – a very special stay
· Two MICHELIN Keys – an exceptional stay
· Three MICHELIN Keys – an extraordinary stay, the highest level of recognition
This makes the MICHELIN Key particularly relevant to Montenegro’s ambitions in luxury tourism, because the award goes beyond traditional hotel classification.
Montenegro is already known for its dramatic coastline, Boka Bay, historic towns and growing luxury hotel offering. With the latest MICHELIN Key recognition, the country gains another powerful international endorsement of the quality and uniqueness of its hospitality sector.
For the MICE industry, the combination of internationally recognised hotels, spectacular scenery, premium experiences and growing hospitality infrastructure creates a compelling proposition.
Ultimately, MICHELIN Keys are more than recognition for individual hotels.
They are a valuable asset for Montenegro as a destination, strengthening its international reputation and positioning the country as a competitive choice for luxury travellers, business travel and year-round tourism.
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